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New Hampshire, U.S. state in northeastern United States.

New Hampshire extends from the Atlantic Ocean to the Connecticut River, featuring the White Mountains range and numerous lakes throughout its territory.

The ninth state to ratify the U.S. Constitution in 1788, New Hampshire established its first settlement in Portsmouth during 1623 as a British colony.

The Strawbery Banke Museum in Portsmouth exhibits 300 years of architectural history through 32 historical buildings from the colonial period to World War II.

New Hampshire maintains tax advantages for residents and businesses, with no general sales tax or personal income tax on wages and salaries.

Mount Washington Observatory records extreme weather conditions, holding the record for the highest surface wind speed measured in the Northern and Western hemispheres.

Location: United States

Inception: June 21, 1788

Capital city: Concord

Elevation above the sea: 305 m

Part of: contiguous United States, New England

Shares border with: Massachusetts, Vermont, Quebec, Maine

Website: https://nh.gov

GPS coordinates: 44.00000,-71.50000

Latest update: May 27, 2025 19:44

Hidden sites in New Hampshire between white mountains and ancient forests

New Hampshire reveals a land where the White Mountains have shaped the skyline for millennia. Between northern coniferous forests and southeastern Atlantic coasts, this New England state features waterfalls cascading over granite, glacial passes carved 15,000 years ago, and industrial villages embedded in red stone. Archaeological sites, lighthouses guiding ships on Piscataqua, and estates where early 20th-century artists shaped American identity await discovery. Trails wind through gorges, along lakes reflecting peaks, and through forests where remnants of old foundries remain. Autumn light illuminates maple trees, winter turns ravines into ice amphitheaters, and spring causes waterfalls to roar. From Mount Monadnock to the Shoals Islands, New Hampshire offers a varied geography where each hill, waterfall, and stone bears witness to a deeply rooted natural and human story within the landscape of New England.

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